Sentence examples for differences in humanity from inspiring English sources

To the extent that they explained the myriad differences in humanity, they did so by reference to variations in the clarity or turbidity of the generative force (ki) of particular individuals.

There's no difference in our humanity, there's just a difference in our job titles.

We can create a space that acknowledges differences in experience along with similarity in humanity.

"Taste is so subjective". "There are standards, but the art of cooking is the epitome of humanity, with differences in taste, seasoning and technique that express the cook's character". And what about a taste robot?

They declared their commitment to "our shared humanity," despite "differences in faith or lifestyle," and the "cherished political right" of Americans to "pursue happiness as each one sees fit".

I guess that sometimes and in some places, the differences between humanity and the animal kingdom are pretty few.

Although they come from very different places, both express belief in a common humanity that transcends differences in temperament and background and makes love possible.

As for differences in spiritual paths between the humanities and sciences, perhaps we have a chicken versus the egg thing.

Ethnic differences in the evaluation of medical humanities programs have not been previously reported.

And after shooting "Queer Eye" in Atlanta and Kansas City, Mo., he has learned a big lesson about humanity: that despite differences in politics and beliefs, people have similar wants and desires.

Are there any differences between students majoring in humanities versus science and engineering with reference to their e-readiness?